live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it a disgrace, honestly you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> you know, it is just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> secretary clinton? >> donald trump threatens to jail hillary clinton as the presidential nominee's call

each other unfit for office in their second debate of campaign 2016. >> and just in, house speaker paul ryan tells congressional republicans he will not defends trump now or in the future. >> is the debate enough to stop more republicans from abandoning their nominee? good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. there is one more debate left before voters head to the polls. we are less than a month away from the election, in just 28 days, americans will choose the next president. >> now, trump will head to pennsylvania today first in ambridge, near pittsburgh, then he travels to wilkes-barre. >> meanwhile, clinton is in ohio, comes to new jersey next week. craig boswell takes a look at how the debates might have changed the race. >> donald trump tried to dismiss the uproar over an explosive 2005 record being of boulder comment he made about women. >> this was lomer -- lockerroom talk. i'm not proud of it, i apologize to my family, i

apologize to the american people. >> hillary clinton said it proved him unfit for office. >> we awe saw and heard on friday was donald talking about women, what he thinks about women, what he does to women. >> trump said if he becomes president, he'll hire a special prosecutor to investigate clinton's use after private e-mail server, while secretary of state. >> it is just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> clinton's campaign manager called the comment disappointing. >> this is just donald trump trying to intimidate hillary, bully hillary, and change the debate from anything but himself. >> trump apologized for his remarks, may be too late for prominent across the country condemned the statement in almost two dozen members of congress who pulled their support. trump's campaign manager said they might reconsider. >> if those with giving the next three, four supreme court

just is cents over to hillary clinton, they should think about that. >> even if republican leaders are jumping ship, trump core supporters are standing their ground in the battleground states of ohio and pennsylvania at least 90% say their view is unchanged. >> craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and entertainment tonight host nancy odel calls trump's comments about women disappointing. in the 2005 leaked video clip, trump talked about trying to seduce a married woman. access hollywood identified odel as that woman. she says she's disappoint today hear such justification of women, no person should be the subject of such krass comment. billy bush the nbc co-host on that tape is suspended from the network. in a memo, "today show" executive said he was deeply troubled by billy bush's language and behavior. >> in other news, all bets are off atlantic city taj mahal. the casino on the boardwalk closed early this morning. about 3,000 people are out of work and members of the unite

union demonstrated this morning. the casino couldn't reach a deal with union workers on healthcare and pension plans. the taj mahal is the fifth atlantic city casino to go out of business since 2014, costing some 11,000 workers their jobs. well, after chilly start to the day, we're warming up. but in some areas, we can expect a frosty night. let's get first look at the forecast with katie live on the cbs-3 skydeck. >> jim, i am not saying we will be building snowmen any time soon, but will be a chilly night out there. as you mentioned somewhat frosty depending on location, so it will be one of those nights where it is the coolest it's been, and this morning it was definitely cool. but this overnight is likely to fall into the 30's many locations, and that's the chilliest it has been since may. now, taking a look first and for most what we've got going on out there right now, not heck of a lot of the i feel like storm scan will be work ago awful lot of over tight in the next few days, quiet pattern unfolding here, because we are going to keep the quiet pattern tonight the

wind eventually tapers off, left with the perfect atmospheric conditions for frost to form. so notice, not everyone is included, across philadelphia county for example. there will not and frost advisory, along basically i95 and the immediate vicinity, but everyone else is included in the frost advisory, goes into effect as of 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. now, meanwhile, we look at the current wind speeds, pretty decent, we have them out of the north northwest, anywhere from the scenes into the 20's, sustained wind speed, with the breeze, at best to up 64. so despite sunshine it is a cooler than average day, although coming up we are expected to moderate up on the thermometer, and i'll tell you about sort of the ups and downs that come along with the seven day forecast later in the show. guys, we send it back to you. >> police are investigating deadly accident this morning at busy burlington county intersection. chopper three was here over route 70 and route 73 where a woman was hit by a car and killed just before 6:00 this morning. police say the driver stopped and is cooperating with investigators. officers say the woman had

just stepped off a new jersey transit bus at the time. the road was closed for investigation but it is open now. >> well, trains are once again rolling in new jersey from hoboken's train terminal. eight of the 17 tracks have reopened following the crash last month that killed a woman and injured 100 other. train ticket will be cross-honored with several other transit systems, to give commuters additional options. customers can visit nj transit. com for more specific information. jury selection begins today in a whistle blower lawsuit in connection with the penn state sex abuse scandal. former assistant football coach mike mcqueary said he witnessed sexual as buys by coach jerry sandusky, his contract was not renewed. mcqueary suing for $4 million for wrongful termination. the eagles are hitting the road again for this sunday's game in washington. >> they would also like to put yesterday's tough loss in the rear-view mirror, the eagles came back from 21 to seven deficit, to take fourth quarter lead.

but then running back ryan mathews fumbled the ball. the lions kicks a field goal, intercepted eagles quarterback carson wentz for the first time in his pro career. the birds lose for the first time this season 24 to 23. >> yes, i mean it, wasn't a perfect throw. obviously, i tried to give nelson a chance to make a play, i left it too far outside. the guys at cornerback, he made a great play. made a great play and sealed a win for them. >> now that the eagles have lost, there is only one team left undefeated in the nfl. that's the minnesota vikings, former eagles cornerback sam brad forwards' new team. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pope francis names three priests for high level positions, we will tell you who was elevated during vatican announce. >> no more cell phones

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be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> pope francis named 17 new cardinals, 13 of them under the age of 80. three of the new cardinals are americans, the archbishop of chicago and indianapolis, and the former dallas archbishop who is shaking over a position in the vatican. the new cardinals also hail from africa, asia, and south america the only new cardinal, italia cardinal from syria. >> samsung has suspended production of its galaxy note 7s after new safety concerns.

>> samsung recalled about two and a half million of the smart phones because batteries would over heat. now kris van cleave shows us there are reports the replacement phones are also overheating. >> it got really hot, like i don't know if i could get it out of my pocket. >> at least 3us owners of the replacement galaxy note seven say their new phones have dangerously overheated. the same problem reported with the original device. those phones were recalled last month after more than two dozen reports of burn injuries due to overheating lithium ion batteries. cnet dan ackerman says he's not surprised by the reported production halt. >> there have been enough case that is short enough period of time who need replacement phones, didn't have another choice right now, they can't identify the problem immediately. >> now, three major carriers, at&t, t-mobile and verizon say they'll stop exchanging the original phones with samsung's new replacements. urging customers to power down their devices and return them.

>> we're so fortunate, she wasn't injured, or self sewerly burned. >> andrew of minnesota says his daughter's replacement galaxy note seven overheated while she was holding it last week. michael says his new note seven filled his bedroom with smoke. >> it wasn't plugged in. it wasn't anything. just sitting there. >> and a southwest plane was evacuated when a passenger says his replacement phone started making sizzling sounds. samsung has yet to respond to our request for comment about the reports that it is suspending production of the galaxy note seven. samsung has told us if the company found a safety issue it, would take appropriate action. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. so here is a question for you. would you take a pay cut if you could work from home? >> if so, you are not alone. we are not there with you, but you're not alone. according to a new stud fry harvard and princeton, most americans would take 8% pay cut if they could work from

home. some are even willing to part with, get this, 21% of their pay. >> hello. >> the pole also finds only 9% of us workers say they currently have the option to do so. >> and we will be here forever. >> we certainly will. >> still ahead. >> from the caribbean to the united states, the latest number on the latest death toll and destruction by hurricane matthew. >> it may be monday, but many of are you looking ahead to the weekends, we'll get you set what you weekends will look like, we expect things will stay dry and sign saturday, sunday, expectation of high pressure building in at that point. however as is typical for mid october, some chilly nights on the way. we will be talking temperature, and a little bit of ups and downs on this thermometer reading as we move forward in the forecast. your full forecast right after the break.

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>> back on "eyewitness news", this is a look at the devestation on the island of haiti almost a week after it was hit by hurricane matthew. crews are ferry food, and several nations sending food, water, seltzer. matthew left at least 350,000 people in need of assistance, that includes medical attention. >> well the aftermath of hurricane matthew continues to be a threat to part of the southeast. >> more than foot of rain has led to severe flooding in portions of the carolinas, which requires more than a thousand water rescues. mark straws man has the latest.

>> hold on. hey. we're coming for you. >> in flooded fayettsville, teams scramble to help an infant mother and daughter. the family car got stuck in flashflood water. also, okay, this family of three, marooned on top of their suv. they had tried to drive through raging current, and needed to be rescued by a team of new york firefighters. over the weekend, more than 1,000 people were rescued here. the greatest threat at this point in time remains inland flooding that will continue through eastern and central north carolina. >> matthew dumb up up to 15 inches of rain in part of north carolina. >> you can see water and water related problems all over. over the weekends rain was falling at a rate of 2 inches an hour all that rain also overflowed the state's rivers

several feet above normal level, bracing dams, and threatening towns with record flooding. >> we'll try to get some clothe out there. >> families using their own boats to collect what they can from homes with a water rising. >> the problem is we had water last week, it come in, and before this come. i no where for it to go. >> because of roads like this the resident both get back in their homes for some time. >> fayetteville declared water shortage emergency. mark vast man, cbs news, fayetteville, north carolina. >> that's the thing a loft us don't think of. they're dealing with maybe well water, and all of the stuff that ends up after these types of storms. >> absolutely, so, still some left over problems to contend with, so often with flooding it, almost always happens with delayed reaction, delayed response comes along with it, it will take some time to recover completely, at least the weather is cooperating, so

that helps, you know? they won't be dealt any additional blows when it comes to the weather pattern, certainly here at home, yes, we ended up with relatively soggy weekend generally speaking, but now, we are in the clear, and that looks lick it will be the story for us for many, many days yet to come here. so we take you out there, show you the view first on storm scan3, nice wide zoom. you can actually still see the left over moisture at this point from what has been matthew. again it is no longer, an organized storm system, but moisture still plaguing atlantic canada, continues to pull away. so yes, back from the sunshine now, folks, it will stay that way for multiple days, but because of the clear skies, remember, this time of year specially, without the blanket of cloud cover overhead, you see the temperatures drop off a lot more readily through the overnight and east of the mississippi basically how the story will go here won't and issue for us. let's talk about that first frost. we're basically right on time, the time of year we start to see the first frost. nothing atypical just that

first one always feels like it is coming a lot earlier than would you like it to, regardless mid to late october is generally when you find the first frost across at least the delaware valley. but we're right on pace to see that at this point as you mention, northwest suburbs, interior, southern new jersey, you're going to be dealing with the frost advisory one more time. 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., temperatures will bottom out mid 30's, so good idea maybe if you have got your fall mums sitting on the front porch, just throw a clot over those, and bring them inside for the night, also make sure your pets are safe. make sure they're in nice warm place through the overnight. >> turning the focus to what's going on in the tropicsment matthew again no long area concern for the eastern seaboard, but we do still have tropical storm nicole sitting and brewing out the middle portion of the atlantic here. no threat to the u.s. coastline, but it is worth a mention, because it is going to eventually regain its hurricane strength, that's another one that's gone back and forth with categorization,

eventually perhaps either brush or actually directly hit the bermuda here. so, taking a look at where this is headed, very slow right now, only going to the north at 6 miles per hour there is will take little curve past kind of like matthew did, but it does look like it could pass right over very close to bermuda in the days ahead potentially as category one if not category two hurricane. that will will be something that's we need to keep close monitor on. meantime outside we go to our shore line, and outside beach patrol headquarters, surf looks little chop is. high tide happens about an hour and a half ago or so. but, these waves still look awfully high to me. i think partly because you have got a lot of winds out there. we showed you earlier in the show, wind are right now peaking as high as into the 20's with gusts little bit higher than that. you will notice the breeze for sure. these are actual air temperatures flirting with 60 in most spots at the moment, just shy of 50 in mount pocono, but won't add too much more to this. sixty-four at best for daytime high. breezy cool columbus day forecast, meanwhile the next

few days we're rebounding nicely being back to the low 70s, because it is smidge above average, but even though we have cool front passage on thursday, i don't think it comes through with any weather err. looks like mainly few clouds, will do its part to knock the temperatures back again. >> looking nice, thank you, katie. >> not bad at all. >> as the weather cools down, you may find yourself reaching for those boot socks. well, how about red and white striped socks this year? >> it is festival of families for the show your stripes campaign, supporting the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house, make a donation, get yourself a pair of socks, scarf, tie. and number of locations including this roving striped car, provides home away from home for families with children fighting serious illness. >> if you're not interested in purchasing a striped item, but interested in supporting our family in honor of our birthday go to our website and

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>> possible link between high blood pressure and loss of cognitive functions later in life. researchers say what's need to be done, today at 5:00. >> once you grow up you don't get a chance to play with little red wagons. >> that is unless you build a grown up version. check out this, he converted old ambulance, now everyone wants a ride down to the beach in his hometown of biloxi, mississippi. he doesn't say if it runs on gas or diesel. he says it runs on miles. smiles. >> i will say my twins love riding in their little red wagon, it is their favorite thing in the world. i'd go for a spin in this. >> there go. >> absolutely. >> where do you find a parking spot in that's all i'm thinking. >> where do you park it? >> that's a good question. >> i'm jim donovan. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm katie fehlinger. eyewitness continues at 5:00. we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next.

when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> victoria: great. >> devon: what's wrong, victoria? is everything all right? >> victoria: billy and travis are in jail. >> devon: what do you mean, jail? billy was just here. >> cane: what happened? >> victoria: yeah, i don't know! a bar fight. he must have left here immediately and... >> hilary: victoria, that is awful. i mean, i cannot imagine how you are feeling. do you think that this fight started because of you? [ footsteps approaching ] >> paul: hey. >> billy: paul, buddy. i need to get out of here. >> travis: hey, when can we post bail? >> paul: nobody's going anywhere till i get some answers, all right? >> billy: oh, okay. i'll give you answers. can we do it in private, please? >> travis: oh, that's how it's going down? preferential treatment 'cause he's an abbott? >> billy: paul, have you met this fine gentleman right here? you should shake his hand, because it would be your honor. this is travis. everybody loves this guy. >> paul: looks like there's not